On this episode of This Week in Venture Capital, Mark Suster interviews Andrew Siegel of Advance Publications (parent company of Conde Nast and others) on the changing print landscape.

00:30 Welcome everyone, I'm here today with Andrew Siegel of Advance Publications.1:45 Tell us a little about Advance Publications and your role there.2:45 You're one of the largest publication owners in the world, aren't you?3:30 You were running corporate development for Yahoo before this?5:15 How do young entrepreneurs begin to work with a company like yours?7:00 Do you disclose which funds you've invested in?7:30 Thank you to Walker Corporate Law for sponsoring the show. Everyone follow @ScottEdWalker for some great insight into the legal process.8:45 How do you feel about your properties? Do you feel protected from new media?10:30 Is news being disaggregated?11:30 Andrew on the importance of high-quality content.15:00 Andrew tells about a time he heard a German tourist ID the Conde Nast building in NYC.16:00 How do you view the transition of your magazines to the iPad, to e-readers?17:45 Which other publishers "get it" the most?21:30 How do you balance the people with more money than time--and with more time than money?22:00 Why did Advance Publications buy Reddit?24:45 Are there similarities between Twitter and Reddit?25:30 How should entrepreneurs approach you for funding?28:15 Thank you to Detroit Venture Partners for their support of the show! Check out detroitventurepartners.com.31:00 Are you investing in email?33:30 Discussion of Ian Roger's Topspin Media.36:30 Andrew: Display advertising has a real problem.38:00 What are your thoughts on product placements?40:30 Have you been following the Dalton Caldwell vs. Twitter story?44:45 Consumers want to have an authentic dialogue with a brand.45:45 What's your process for investing in startups?48:45 Is it fair to say that every company is different in terms of their M&A strategy?51:00 Is Pinterest real? Are you seeing much real conversion from it?52:30 Andrew, thank you so much for joining us today. And thank you to Detroit Venture Partners and to Walker Corporate Law.